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Is it possible to package Java
First time posting to this forum, and I thought I'd see if anyone could answer a question for me. Not sure what location to put this question, so I apologize if I picked the wrong place to put it.
Can I specify a specific jre to use when I'm using the command "java"?
i.e.
If I have Foo.class can I specify java Foo -? [ pathnameToJre? ]
Thanks any help or insights.
Tim
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Re: Is it possible to package Java
You can specify the full path to the Java executable you wish to invoke. Depending on your CLASSPATH environment setting you may need the -cp (or -classpath) flag to ensure use of the desired rt.jar.
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